coming in hot

Being tailed or followed. Usually related to aerial combat but can also relate to police chases etc.

slang term for attempting to land an aircraft that is on fire, badly damaged, under attack or carrying unexploded bombs.

"Bravo-2 to Bravo-3. Watch your tail; you're coming in hot."

"Delta-Tango to Tower. We're coming in hot! request immediate assistance, Over."

by John Wedge December 14, 2008

triumph the comic insult dog

A puppet of a dog that goes around and bashes everyone and everything. The voice of the puppet is a real good comedian and adds-on the humor to the little thing itself. His best bashing was of the Star Wars Nerds at the Rockfeild Theatre. If you didn't see it, someone would strongly suggest that you do.

"Look at this one! Its like, some sort of super nerd. Biologicly enginered in a lab, made up of parts from lesser nerds!" -triumph the comic insult dog

by merasane October 25, 2006

comire

A group of achievers. A family, large and loving. A person that uses thought, not hatred. A true humanitarian.

The Comires of Rhode Island are a great example of this. Children of Aime and Beatrice.

by Hare-Bear October 1, 2006

Thanks for coming,

When someone you know does something stupid or dumb...you say it to imply sarcasm

When Joe accidently dumped over his nearly full beer bottle, at least three people at the party turned to him and yelled, "Thanks for coming, Joe!!"

by snowwhitebitch13 August 31, 2010

She'll be Coming 'round the Plantain Burger

A burger served with plantain

"Hey Bob, what's the burger of the day?" "It's the She'll be Coming 'round the Plantain Burger, you should try it!"

by America Lover 🇺🇸 November 20, 2018

Coming in hot

The act of moving as fast as possible towards something.

Hurry up or we're gona leave without your ass.
Be there in a sec i'm coming in hot.

by random0934598347598347 April 25, 2007

comicker

In Japan, the people who draw manga (their version of comic books) are called mangaka.

Here in the West, people who draw comics are labeled as "Comic Book Artists."

Logic, and somewhat erroneous English grammar, would mutate the root noun (comic) for the sake of brevity to someone who does something - the comicker.

I am a comicker.

by Mobius 1 February 24, 2009